Thuria Ibrahim is a dedicated humanitarian professional with a fervent commitment to advancing peace, social justice, and women’s rights. Armed with a Master’s degree in Human Rights and Development, she possesses the knowledge and skills essential for positively impacting the lives of vulnerable individuals, particularly women and girls. Ibrahim embarked on her humanitarian journey in 2012 as a peace pioneer, focusing on mitigating school conflict and violence prevalent in Jordan’s educational landscape. Through her research, she unveiled the profound connection between social and domestic violence, leading her to prioritise the rehabilitation of teachers and the creation of a violence-free community. In tandem with her role as a peace pioneer, Ibrahim serves as a national trainer with Y-peer, dedicating over a decade to supporting Syrian women in refugee camps. Her unwavering dedication has earned her widespread recognition. Having spent a decade in the humanitarian field, Thuria transitioned to a role as a Project Manager, currently working with youth in Jordan to impart knowledge on project management for peace, conflict, and emergency projects. She educates young people on conflict resolution, mediation, and other crucial skills to foster community peace. Thuria firmly believes that empowering women is integral to achieving enduring peace and social justice in the country. 

Participant in: January 2024 Fellowship: Peacebuilding and Women’s Meaningful Participation in Peacebuilding Processes